Front Line Assembly’s 2010 album “Improvised Electronic Device” is being re-released on vinyl in various editions. The album is released as a special edition double-LP in 4 differentcolour options. Each colour was specifically chosen to high-light the Dave McKean cover art. The double-vinyl LP includes 2 bonus tracks, never before released in physical format: “Day of Violence” and “Attack the Masses“. As an added bonus, tracks from the “Angriff” EP, including remixes by Project Pitchfork, Skold, and mind.in.a.box appear on the vinyl as well.

Good to know, orders from Storming the Base also include alimited edition 7″ with two more “Angriff” remixes. The entire package comes in a gatefold sleeve. Cherry on the cake is a digital download code for all tracks.

Delirium’s official music video for the new track “Monarch” (with guest appearances by singer Nadine), the first single release from the upcoming Delerium album “Music Box Opera”. Delerium is a side project of Front Line Assembly-frontman and vocalist Bill Leeb. Enjoy!

This is the classic EBM / proto-rave monster club hit by legendary Canadian Industrial Music group DIGITAL POODLE. This video was shot and edited on super 8 mm film by DION CONFLICT in 1992, but the track was originally recorded in 1991 for the CFNY-FM compilation CD “Modern Rock”.

Vancouver based, industrial music pioneers Front Line Assembly with special guests German metal group Die Krupps, Cyanotic (from the US) and DJ Acucrack, hit the roadways in North America this May to promote their latest 2010 release “Improvised. Electronic. Devices”. It has been 4 years since Front Line Assembly toured North America. The tour kicks off at the Pyramid Club in Winnipeg, CAN and hits 25 cities across North America including a presence at Montreal’s Kinetik Festival.

Side-Line Music Awards are now ready, each year Side-Line nominates the best songs, bands and acts in the electro, synth, EBM etc space and now the final results are here, as voted by the Side-Line readers. And it seems Recoil got a fair share of the prices

The results of the Side-Line Music Awards 2010 are in. Yes, it did take us a few days more than we had originally planned. But then again, we never imagined getting stuck in London and Brussels the past week due to the unexpected harsh winter conditions circling over Europe. We spent the last two days counting the votes and deleting the invalid ones. But before we give the results, we really want to thank all those readers who have cast their votes in the past two election rounds. You were among the 39,203 people (!!) to have cast a valid vote. That is an all-time record for Side-Line.

Front Line Assembly will have an exclusive tour EP, “Angriff” (Attack), taken from their album “Improvised Electronic Device “. This EP will only be available at the band’s concerts. This limited EP contains five new versions of “Angriff”, two previously unreleased new songs plus a radio edit. The remixers are Project Pithfork, Tim Skold (Marilyn Manson / KMFDM), Mindless Faith, tour colleagues mind.in.a.box and FLA themselves. You can check the song after the jump or order it at iTunes.

The Danish city Århus hosts the Recession Festival again on October 8-9. The program 2010 includes Marc Almond, Front Line Assembly, Portion Control, Rummelsnuff featuring Claus Larsen, Necro Facility, Kite, Andreas Tilliander and Familjen. More acts will be announced shortly.

Dependent has announced that Mind.In.A.Box will do its first full-length tour as support for the 19-show European leg of Front Line Assembly’s current world tour.

Mind.In.A.Box released their debut “Lost Alone” in 2004. The follow-up “Dreamweb” marked the real breakthrough for the Austrian duo, showcasing a combination of electronic styles and influences from technopop to EBM to trance and beyond. The following albums “Crossroads” and “R.E.T.R.O”, along with the single “8 Bits” were also well received, but the duo did not perform live until last summer, when after a year of preparations, they appeared as a five-piece at the Arvika Festival.

Since then the band has played live periodically, surfacing at the Norwegian Elektrostat Festival and Berlin’s E-Tropolis.